Bryan Not Sure He'd Run Again
William Jennings Bryan visited New York City, speaking at the Hoffman House, the Board of Trade and Transportation, and the Amsterdam Democratic Club. He urged unity between East and West, warned against speculation, and endorsed fair railroad rates while praising Roosevelt’s reforms and the Democratic platform ahead.
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Board of Trade and Transportation
Bryan
John
Palestine
Hoffman House
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Albany
Progressive Democratic League
Augustus Thomas
Col
Harry Walker
Bryan Speech at Board of Trade Praises Free Markets
William Jennings Bryan urged restraint on monopolies and railroads in a lengthy address to about 300 Board of Trade and Transportation men near Wall Street. He argued two businessmen may gamble privately but public price manipulation harms workers and warned against monopolies and railways’ abuses, challenging echoing cheers and handshakes afterward. He contrasted public interest with private gain and stressed the need for fair regulation.
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Wall Street
Board of Trade
Ard Transportation
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Fulton Street
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Board of Trade and Transportation
William McCarroll
Mr. Bryan
Congress
York
John
Palestine
Josephus
Roosevelt
Hackett, Carhart
Canal St
Chambers St
Bryan Addresses Amsterdam Club on Popular Roosevelt and Democracy
At a West Sixty fourth Street Amsterdam Democratic Club event Mr Bryan spoke about Roosevelt, direct Senatorial nominations, tariffs, trusts, and railroads. He argued Democratic vindication on free silver, rail policy, and imperialism while noting Republican shifts. He was made an honorary member of the club after a two hour talk.
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Amsterdam Democratic Club
West Sixty-fourth Street
Columbus Avenue
Bryan
Jefferson
Alexander Hamiton
Hamilton
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Pete
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Theoosevelt
Congress
Senate
Europe
United Service lists officer relocations August 15
Washington June 6 named officers relieved from general staff duty will take effect August 15. Col J T Kerr Adjutant General Majors G Reber W W Gibson Captains C H Muir R E B Michie and 8 A Cleman reassigned. New details include Col J W Duncan and Majors Morrison Cabell F w Sladen M F Davis and F 68 Cabell. Fort Rodman relief for Kilbourne with construction charge.
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Eral
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Adjutant General
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R. EB. L. Michie
Twelfth Cavalry
A. Cleman
Twenty-third Infantry
General
J. W. Duncan
Sixth Infantry
J. F. Morrison
Twenty-eighth Infantry
H. C. Cabell
Fourteenth Infantry
F. W. Sladen
M. F. Davis
Tenth Cavalry
Cabell
Twelfth Infantry
Col. Duncan
San Francisco
Department of California
Morrison
Staff College
Department of Dakota
Lieut Commander G Assigned as Executive Officer to Chicago
Lieut Commander G to the Chicago as executive officer with Lieut J H White in the corps, an assignment awaiting acceptance and finalization. The notice indicates personnel shifts pending official confirmation and effective dates.
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Chicago
J. H. White
Ee Corps
Fragmented OCR Place Names for Coastal Route Shuffle
A jumbled OCR fragment lists ports and cities such as Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Newport News, Baltimore, Boston, Connecticut, Ohio, Iowa, Yankton, Annapolis, New York, and Cavite. The text appears as garbled ship routing or destination notes with no clear events or dates.
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Rocket
Norfolk
Hannibal
Newport
Potomac
Annapolis
Neve Vera
New York
Ajax
Baltimore
Boston
Connecticut
Ohio
Iowa
Yankton
North River
Ind
Washington
Cavite
Gould case reveals alleged conspiracy with ex-convicts and police aid
The separation suit of Mrs. Howard Gould against Howard Gould began in New York Supreme Court. The bill accuses desertion and cruel treatment and alleges a conspiracy with exconvict Woodward alias Hawley to obtain divorce evidence and to defame Mrs. Gould. It also claims police involvement to procure witnesses and interfere with mail, with wealth estimated at 20 million and income over a million yearly.
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de Lancey Nicoll
Justice McCall
Clarence J. Shearn
William C. Woodward
Alles Hawley
Gould
Woodward
Hawley
DeLancey Nicoll
Said Woodward
Police Department
City of
New York
Alias Hawley
State of
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